Since he has been my adopted prospect the past two years, I can try to answer this. I was a fan of Herrmann since 2011 where he demonstrated solid hitting and very good plate discipline in AA. At the time, it was known that he was a plus defender in the OF and a solid catcher too. He does drop a few weird ones behind the plate, though. It happened last night once too. He hasn't been able to get off the ground at all in the majors, but at least he finally mashed AAA pitching last year. Personally, I would absolutely choose him over Nunez for the last bench spot. I think it is finally time for Herrmann to start hitting a little better. He still has a great eye. Most people here are terrified at the thought of a Pinto-Herrmann catching situation, but I would have preferred that over signing Suzuki for two more damn years. Herrmann was one of the players at camp well before the official first day, and the organization likes him. He will stick around and, at minimum, is the guy who can come up for two weeks to fill in at several positions. Speaking of, I think he should have worked on adding 3B as a defensive option. A four corner guy who can also catch will stick around in the league for awhile.